[Solved] NEED ANSWERS FOR THIS SIMPLE “IF” AND “ELSE” CLASS T_T [duplicate]

[ad_1] Just use color.equals(“Black”); import java.util.*; public class emptyclass{ public static void main (String[]args){ Scanner in = new Scanner (System.in); System.out.println(“Enter a Color:”); String color = in.next(); if (color.equals(“Black”)) { System.out.println(“You chose color Black”); } else { System.out.println(“Please Choose a color”); } } } It is working. [ad_2] solved NEED ANSWERS FOR THIS SIMPLE “IF” … Read more

[Solved] Display a map of two vectors

[ad_1] There could be gundreds of way to do that. Here is one: template<class T> void dumpVector( const std::vector<T>& vect ) { for ( std::vector<T>::const_iterator iter = vect.begin(); iter != vect.end(); ++iter ) { std::cout << ” ” << *iter; } } for ( std::map<vector<double>,vector<int>>::const_iterator mapIter = path.begin(); mapIter != path.end(); ++mapIter ) { std::cout … Read more

[Solved] counting word instances in a string

[ad_1] “i” is a variable used to keep track of what iteration you are on for the loop. “i” starts at 1 and each iteration is incremented by 1. The “s[i:i+3]” means “the values in s from the character at ‘i’ to the character at ‘i+3′”. 2 [ad_2] solved counting word instances in a string

[Solved] Can anyone give a simple code for houghlines using C#? As I got the transform, I want to detect the lines in images

[ad_1] I recommend using an existing feature extraction library. Some popular ones are AForge.NET and OpenCV. Pulled off of AForge.NET example documentation: HoughLineTransformation lineTransform = new HoughLineTransformation( ); // apply Hough line transofrm lineTransform.ProcessImage( sourceImage ); Bitmap houghLineImage = lineTransform.ToBitmap( ); // get lines using relative intensity HoughLine[] lines = lineTransform.GetLinesByRelativeIntensity( 0.5 ); foreach ( … Read more

[Solved] Why my strings are not going to be XOR?

[ad_1] Just another try on the code base of the question , #include<iostream> #include<string.h> using namespace std; int main() { string pass; string enc=”akdhigfohre”; string x = “”; string y = “”; cout<<“Enter new password: “; cin>>pass; cout<<“\n\nYour New Password is:” << pass<<endl; for(size_t i = 0; i < pass.size(); ++i){ x += pass.at(i)^enc.at(i%enc.size()); } … Read more

[Solved] create array from returned values

[ad_1] Replace console.log( x ); with result.push( x[0] ); and add var result = []; before your loop. Then result will contain the array you want when the loop completes. 1 [ad_2] solved create array from returned values

[Solved] Unit Testing with ForEach [closed]

[ad_1] There is probably a lot you could do, but the first thing to do would be to make it more readable. Perhaps something like this: var nullActivities = from p in partnerList from t in p.Tenants let activity = agent.GetShopActivity(t, startDate, endDate) where activity == null select activity; Assert.Empty(nullActivities); Moreover: you may want to … Read more